View allAll Photos Tagged Speed
I was trying to achieve a panning shot, to blur the background and show the bike movement, this was the first try, and although didnt achieve the desired result I quite liked the effect which perhaps suggests real speed with miles an hour Rosie was travelling !
I wasn't going to upload this as clearly its totally out of focus, and not very well composed, given I cut off half the bike, but its certainly different to any other photos I have taken so thought I would leave it open to some feedback
Constructive critique very welcome, I am keen to learn how to improve
just a little too fast. I should have known better. It was unusual that all lights were green, and I accelerated a bit to make sure I got through all of them.
This Dodge Charge SRT was given a 24" hood, fender, mirror coverage. The A-Pillar, roof edge, rear deck, and headlights were also given coverage. All of the portions covered are generally overlooked by today's car buyer. The amount of protection this car was given will protect the paint sufficiently to ensure a higher resale value. To protect the interior of the vehicle the owner opted to have Photosync 75 installed onto the front windshield. Since this is the biggest window on a vehicle it is crucial to have a barrier protecting oneself and the interior of the car. Photosync 75 will transition once exposed to the sun, darkening and increasing the amount of heat rejected.
Addison, Texas
Speed Shield
Detroit Speed Project Car updates March 26, 2014. Mike & Janie's 1941 Willys. detroitspeed.com/Projects/mike-braswell-1941-willys/mike-...
This Porsche GT3 was given a full front end clear bra wrap. This package includes full bumper, hood, fenders, mirrors, and headlights. The clear bras we install are not pre-cut kits. Using large pieces of Venture Shield paint protection film, we hand install the film in full panels to ensure seamless coverage. The edges are wrapped to give your car extra protection.
Addison, Texas
Speed Shield
High Speed Photography. Double exposure, flashed once when the balloon popped, then again when the water hit the floor. Oops.